Grace VanderWaal Of “America’s Got Talent” Sings Another Hit

Yet another new and original song was played by the 12-year-old singer Grace VanderWaal on “America’s Got Talent”. The tiny little star wowed judges in auditions with an original tune and played another during the live shows.

Grace explained that the song, “The Good Just Gets Better,” is based on a feeling of leaving things behind, while expecting great things on the horizon. After attending a Twenty One Pilots concert this talented young singer was inspired to write original music.

Just last week VanderWaal released the YouTube video before the live shows of “AGT”, where she will be competing for the million dollar prize and a chance to play her own show in Vegas. Her initial audition was amazing and she got a coveted Golden Buzzer from Howie - sending her straight to the live shows.

The name Grace is taken from the English word grace, which is derived from the Latin word gratia. In the 17th century, the Puritans created virtues and grace was one of them. This is a perfect name for such a sweet and graceful young star on the rise.

The name has been popular all over the world in many different languages, from German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese and Spanish. The name also has many variations from Gracely to Gracie. There were many notable people with this name, like the actress Grace Kelly or Grace Cavalieri the American poet, playwright and broadcaster. Now you can add Grace VanderWaal to the list.